Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-05-12
GARDEN SASS is coming on In a hurr,


TEACHERS EXAMINATION will be held
In Bellaire next Saturday.
STRAW hats are beginning to show
which way the wind blows.
FREQUENT rains and warm air have
advanced vegetation very rapidly.
FoR lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plasters; price 25c. At Pattersons'.
CAPT S II LEE has disposed of his in>
terest In the Bellaire wharf boat to
Prince & Co.
Pasture for Rent-Inquire of Samuel
MuchmOre, st. Clairsville, o. 4-2S St.
THE corporation limits of the village
of Flushing were extended at the recent
meeting of the Commissioners.
FRANK MALBY, of Bridgeport has
been appointed Superintendent of the
Bellaire and Martins Ferry extension
of the G l. & w railroad.
'STRAYED-Black Berkshire boar,
weighing about $50 lbs. Information of
same should be sent to A. T. S4ILwELL,
st. Clairsville. 1t.
KENNEDY & WHITES 10.cent show,
drew full houses in Bellaire last week,
giving excellent satisfaction. They are
in Martins Ferry this week.
Mr.. CHARLES HUNT, the oldest en-
gineer in the employ of the c l. & w
road, has been placed in charge of the
round house of the company at Bridge
port.
SLEKPLEss NIGHTs made miserable by that
terrible cough; Shiloh's Cure is the remedy
for you. At Patterson & sons.
EX DEPUTY TREASURER, F Dean,
of Martins Ferrydwas severely bitten in
the right hand by dog which he was
petting, and which previous to that time
had not shown any signs of being
vicious.
PLANTs-Early and late cabbage, to-
mato, sweet potato and celery plants.
SIS 2t. M. G. OvERBACGH.
The House of Representatives will
be described by z. l.. White in the
American Magazine for June, with por-
traits and sketches of prominent Con-
gressmen under the heading of 1.-The
Nations Lawmakers"
GROUP, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by SnilOh's Cure. Sold
by Patterson & Sons.
QUITE large number of persons took
advantage of the exclusion rates over
the Northern, Monday, and went to see
Forepaugh's show. A party of ten or
dozen who went to see Keene in Ham,
let at the Opera House, missed the last
train, and were driven home by the
pike.
Jos. W. KING. proprietor of the Farm
ers' Home, opposite CHRONICLE office,
is prepared TO accommodate 0Oarders
and transient customers. He has also
stable room for feeding and keeping
horses. 5'5 2t*
MRS. REBECoA Blowers, wife of
Andrew Blowers, died suddenly at her
home near Bsrnesville, on Friday morn
ing, from heart disease, aged 81 years.
Deceased WAS u member of the Society
of Friends. A husband and seven chil>
dren, ole son and six daughters, are
berett by her death.
EPHRAIM HOLLOWAY. well-known
citizen Of Flushing, who has recently
been connected with the National bank
in that place, died on Wednesday of
last week, from pneumonia. aged AZ
years. a wife and two children and a
large circle of relatives are bereft by
his death. His funeral took place ON
Friday from the Friends meeting house.
The neighboring farmers of Joseph
ll Oh o.,lA rrfxy hin Alu Z n
assistance in riddlng up and rebuilding
his fences. Other farmers who were
injured had that kind of help. Mr..
Young is especially deserving because
of the serious personal injury lie receiy'
ed. Get together. men of the neighbOr
hood, and give him needed assistance in
that way.
Thousand Mile Tickets en Sale
On the Il. a %.
Commencing this date the B. q o.
r. h. Co., Will sell thousand mile tick
cts good over its Trans. Ohio Division
or its Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Line
at $25 each. These tickets will be linn
tied to July 3lst 1887 and will be on sale
at the principal ticket offices.
DIR. T. @. PARKS, formerly of Estep &
Parks, Louisville, and more recently of
the firm of Hobson & Parks, Flushing,
has removed with his family to New
Philadelphia. where he will practice his
profession. DR.. Parks practiced medi-
cine and surgery in this vicinity about
five years-four years of which time he
was physician to the County In6rmary,
and gained an enviable reputation as
nhvsici.n of akill and ability He ia
commended to bis new acquaintances as
a good citizen and physician worthy
of confidence and esteem.